TOMY

TOMY (Local Health Units) are Primary Health Care Services, which are staffed by a small interdisciplinary health team. These units are the new "cell" of the National Health System (NHS) around which the entire public health system is reorganized.

Their primary mission is to provide quality PMI services to their population of responsibility (10,000-12,000 people). The citizens, belonging to the population of the responsibility of the Zoomi, are listed in the relevant list. The units are responsible for ensuring accessibility and continuity of care, as well as for providing safe, effective, holistic and quality human-centered health care. TCMs ensure immediate access to health care services, according to the needs of the population. The package of services is at the core of health prevention and promotion services in the healthy population, integrated patient care, with a focus on chronic diseases, as well as public health services such as vaccinations, home care, a.

Why health teams and not individual doctors?

While family doctors are best placed to undertake the important work of primary care, the interdisciplinary management of a population's health demands knowledge of a wider spectrum of public health, the biopsychosocial framework, family planning, and so on. Effective Primary Health Care is not based solely on medical science and should therefore be provided by well-coordinated groups of health professionals. Such groups are more likely to succeed in caring and a close relationship with the community.

TOMY are staffed by a multidisciplinary team of up to 12 members, consisting of:

• 4 General Doctors or Pathologists

• 1 Paediatrician

• 2 Nurses and 2 Health Visitors

• 1 Social Officer

• 2 Administrators

Opening hours VOLUME:

OMVs operate on a daily basis from 08.00 to 21.00.